Opinion on where Eric and Dylan are now

C. I don't believe in an after-life or Higher Power of any kind. So as far as i'm concerned, E&D are dead in every sense of the word. Besides memory I suppose.

Sporttster wrote:

Where are they? B. Right now, they are in eternal torment in hell. The Bible clearly states that no murderer has eternal life, unless they have repented and turned to God, which these two clearly did not do. They went out unrepentant having killed themselves after this senseless tragedy. Heaven is very real but so is Hell. The Bible calls Hell a place of eternal seperation from God-seperated from loved ones, light, love, peace, goodness and the love of God. Seperated and also tormented. The Bible speaks of a rich man who went to Hell and in torment being in flames he cried out to Abraham, who was in a place of Heaven but not yet Heaven as Jesus hadn't opened Heaven up yet because He hadn't gone to the cross yet. But being in torment and flames, he cried out to Abraham to come send Lazarus, a beggar who was laid as his doorstep when he was alive who he didn't help, to come dip his finger in water and cool his tongue for he was in pain. Abraham said no, he could not do that as there was a great gulf fixed so that those who wanted to go from Hell to Heaven couldn't and neither could those in Heaven go there. So he said send Lazarus to his brothers to warn them about this place so they wouldn't go there. Again, Abraham said they wouldn't listen even if one were to rise from the dead. It is a place of eternal seperation, eternal pain and darkness. This is what they chose, this is where they reside and have now for nearly 20 years and this will go on for eternity. Do not EVER choose this fate for yourself! They have eternity to regret their foolish decision....

That would be unconstitutional as it is 'cruel and unusual punishment'.

Isaiah 1:18
“Come now, let us reason together, says the Lord: though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they are red like crimson, they shall become like wool."
It was snowing in CO after the bodies were taken out of the school.

I also found this verse interesting I feel like this is about Eric & Dylan :
Revelation 1:14
" The hairs of his head were white, like white wool, like snow. His eyes were like a flame of fire. "

Eric's middle name was David.

Hell,since they commited mass murder and suicide.If they were alive God could forgive them for the killings but God can't forgive people that commit suicide since suicide is the ultimate sin

Screamingophelia wrote:

Rebbie556 wrote:

From what I know it was snowing in CO after their bodies were taken  out of the school.  I found this:

Isaiah 1:18
"Come now, and let us reason together," Says the LORD, "Though your sins are as scarlet, They will be as white as snow; Though they are red like crimson, They will be like wool.

And on the 19ith anniversary it was beautiful, cold layer and snowed the next day.

No matter what I mourn all 15. Any child so filled with anger and hate that he or she sees no outlet but violence will get my empathy.

Couldn't agree more. Lots of people forget the Harris and Klebold families lost a child that day too.

Krieg wrote:

God can't forgive people that commit suicide since suicide is the ultimate sin

Interesting how you could wipe out scores of innocent people and still get a free pass to the pearly gates, but he draws the line at ending your own existence, which might I add, you had no consent over being created.

I'm going to say D.

I'm agnostic and I don't get how christians think there is a devil and hell that punish bad people, yet the devil is bad, wouldn't that make sense that the devil is helping jesus then? If there is a real hell and devil I'd believe he'd reward the people that did his bidding.

I'm not sure what's out there but they say energy never dies it just gets turned into another form. I say D because even if there is no afterlife both of them still exist in so many peoples minds, thoughts, internet, stories, dreams, legacy, history, etc.

They will always be talked about for generations to come.